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I'm still alive
Hillel Wayne · 2026-07-15 · via Computer Things

Between travel obligations and this last heads-down-gotta-get-the-book-done stretch I haven't had time to write any newsletters or even look at social media.

The good news is that Logic for Programmers should be done and available in print hopefully in the next couple of weeks. Here's all of the printed proofs I've made so far:

A table filled with five printed LfP proofs

And here's what the current proof looks like on the inside:

A page spread

Looking good, if I say so myself!

On top of all that, I have two conference appearances coming up:

So there probably won't be another newsletter in July, except to announce the book (if it's done).

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My new book, Logic for Programmers, is now in early access! Get it here.